Pollack-Krasner House and Study Center June 9-11 programs below!!!

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___________________________________________________________________________ Virtual Art Programs with  Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator _____________________________________________________________________________ Beyond the Status Quo: Gender and Sexuality in Modern Art Tuesday, June 9, 12:00pm - 1:15pm (EDT) In celebration of Pride month, explore the work of influential queer artists. Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator, Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center presents iconic LGBTQ-identifying artists like Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, Harmony Hammond, and others who use their art to challenge cultural constructs of sexuality and gender identity. Then, former Stony Brook University Intern Savannah Ithier shares the work of contemporary queer artists who explore gender representation in their art. Following the presentation, create an artwork that celebrates Pride.  Click Here to Register _____________________________________________________________________________ Through the Eyes of Modern Art Wednesday, June 10, 2:00pm - 3:00pm (EDT)  Learn how modern artists such as Van Gogh, Picasso, Magritte, Pollock, Krasner, and others creatively paint the human eye to express emotions, dreams, and unique ways of seeing the world. Then draw or paint eyes to express yourself creatively. Have drawing or paint supplies on hand. Offered by the Rush Public Library Click Here to Register _____________________________________________________________________________ Art and Social Justice Thursday, June 11, 11:00am - 12:00pm (EDT) How do artists respond to social injustices? Can art create social change and promote fairness? We will explore issues of social justice using art as a springboard for discussion. Joyce Raimondo will then demonstrate techniques to get your own message across in a poster. SUPPLIES: poster board or large paper, assorted papers to cut and paste, scissors and glue, or drawing and paint. Offered by the Field Library Click Here to Register ______________________________________________________________________________ Artist Response to Climate Change Thursday, June 11, 2:00pm - 3:00pm (EDT) Explore how contemporary artists address issues of climate change in creative and constructive ways. Then create an artwork that expresses your own view on changes to global weather patterns and its consequences. Offered by the Larchmont Public Library Click Here to Register ______________________________________________________________________________ Image: Keith Harring

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Hi Not sure why Artem Mirolevich was selected for the dialogue here on Art Alchemy at Arts Park :Depth, Structure, and Transformation JUne 11, 2026 Hollywood Fla. .

Alchemy is a topic usually reserved for those who master/are well read on  the principles of metaphysics.

Art Alchemy at Artspark, Young Circle, Hollywood, Fl. June 11th, 6-9pm   YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ART ALCHEMY Depth. Structure. Transformation. Selected and presented by the City of Hollywood Artwork Selection Committee, Art Alchemy is a distinguished exhibition celebrating three exceptional artists whose work explores the transformative power of imagination, creativity, and human experience. This special exhibition features internationally exhibited award winning artist Artem Mirolevich, acclaimed underwater fine art photographer Suzanne Barton, well known painter Alejandra Palacios. Selected through an honorary process by the City of Hollywood’s cultural leadership, these three artists have been brought together to create a unique artistic dialogue centered on depth, structure, and transformation. For this exhibition, Artem Mirolevich will present eight large-scale paintings, all created within the past five years, representing some of his most recent explorations into memory, mythology, human consciousness, and the enduring mysteries of existence. His immersive works invite viewers to contemplate timeless questions: Who are we? Why are we here? What connects us across generations, cultures, and time itself? Through richly layered visual narratives, Mirolevich creates portals between reality and imagination, personal history and collective memory, the visible and the unseen. Opening Reception Thursday, June 11, 2026 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM ArtsPark at Young Circle Hollywood, Florida Join us for an elegant evening featuring live music, wine, hors d’oeuvres, and an opportunity to meet the artists while experiencing this remarkable exhibition in an intimate setting. As a featured artist selected by the City of Hollywood’s Artwork Selection Committee, I'm honored to share this  body of work with the South Florida community and visiting art enthusiasts. We would be delighted to welcome you to this special celebration of art, culture, and imagination. #artalchemy#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com #sunstormfineartmagazine.com#artfuncreate#newageartfun #artfundiversity#artfunfoever

The Haines Gallery opening for Andy Goldsworthy{ Red Flags July 10-30, San Francisco

 

Andy Goldsworthy: Red Flags July 1 - 30, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, July 10, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Gateway Pavilion at Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94123 This summer, FOR-SITE presents Andy Goldsworthy: Red Flags, a site-specific exhibition by the internationally acclaimed artist, on view at Fort Mason’s Gateway Pavilion in partnership with Fort Mason Art. Marking the West Coast debut of Goldsworthy’s monumental installation Red Flags (2020), the exhibition features fifty 5 x 8-foot flags, each stained red with earth collected from one of the fifty US states. Learn more at for-site.org Originally hung in New York’s Rockefeller Center, the flags’ presentation at Fort Mason coincides with the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, reflecting on geographic and political boundaries, and on the ties between people, land, and nation. Rather than displaying emblems that differentiate each state, Goldsworthy’s flags ask us to consider what unifies them—and us.   Andy Goldsworthy: Red Flags is organized by FOR-SITE and presented with Fort Mason Art, with generous exhibition support from Haines Gallery, FOR-SITE’s Board of Directors, and the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture. Installation services provided by Fides Industrial.‍ ‍   Andy Goldsworthy: For Olle On view at Haines through July 3 Andy Goldsworthy: For Olle brings together a suite of related photographic works and a new clay sculpture made with kaolin clay. Dedicated to the artist's longtime friend and collaborator, Olle Lundberg, the show offers an intimate reflection on materiality and memory, loss and renewal. At the heart of the exhibition are three photographic diptychs from Goldsworthy’s series Fallen Elm (2009–present), documenting ephemeral works made in relation to a single, fallen elm tree near the artist’s home in Scotland. Learn More Sales Inquiries: alexandra@hainesgallery.com Press Inquiries: irene@hainesgallery.com Andy Goldsworthy (b. 1956, lives and works in Dumfriesshire, Scotland) is internationally recognized for his sculptures, installations, photographs, and films that engage directly with the natural world. Working with materials such as stone, wood, leaves, and earth, his practice emphasizes process, time, and transformation, and our relationship with the landscape. Goldsworthy’s works have been exhibited in major sites and museums internationally, including solo exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain; Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, Scotland; and Yorkshire Sculpture Park, UK, as well as permanent works at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA; de Young Museum, San Francisco, CA; Presidio of San Francisco, CA; National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO; Stanford University, CA; and Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY. He has been the subject of several substantial monographic publications, as well as two feature-length documentaries: Rivers and Tides (2002) and Leaning into the Wind (2017). Images: 1. Installation view of Andy Goldsworthy, Red Flags, 2020 at the Royal Scottish Academy, presented by the National Galleries Scotland in 2025. Photo by Stuart Armitt; 2. Rendering of Andy Goldsworthy, Red Flags in Fort Mason's Gateway Pavilion; 3. Detail of Andy Goldsworthy, Elm leaves. Grass stalks. Fallen elm. Calm. For Olle Lundberg. Dumfriesshire, Scotland. 16 November 2025, 2025; 4. Portrait of Andy Goldsworthy, courtesy the artist.

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Robert Wyland responds to his Mural of Whale painted over in Dallas for the World cup with a lawsuit!!!!: see below

I met Robert  Wyland while he was painting a mural in Southern California. I think we were in Laguna. Wyland is  Noted for his "100 Whale Paintings" painted as murals. We were both fairly young. Wyland's passion for the environment, and  whales matched my own. For 30 or so years we would run into each other at art Fairs and events. IT was great to see Wyland grew in stature. In reading that his mural had been painted over for a world cup event I was dumbstruck. This was just wrong in my opinion. This week I was delighted to see Robert Wyland is suing the removal of his mural. See the below google search results: 

As per  a google search summary. : The Lawsuit: Filed in the U.S. District Court in Dallas, the suit alleges that defendants violated the federal Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 (VARA), which grants artists legal rights to protect recognized public artwork from intentional destruction or alteration without prior notice or the artist's written consent( NYtimes )

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/02/us/dallas-whale-mural-wyland-lawsuit-fifa-world-cup-texas.html

 Photo image: Julio Cortez (Associated Press)

I searched Posts Statement on Instagram: 

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Painted in 1999, Whaling Wall #82 in downtown Dallas holds a unique history. Its initial unveiling was accompanied by a huge Texan celebration remembered fondly by Dallasites. Famously, Hersel Walker joined to dedicate this mural, marking its completion and significance to the city. 💙

Regarding this piece, @wyland said, "There aren’t whales in Dallas, but my whole concept with the project was to connect even landlocked cities to the ocean. We’re all connected to the sea, so if people see the beauty in nature, they’ll work to protect it and preserve it." 💬

We aren't sure exactly when it happened, but sadly, advertisers covered the massive whales with a large-scale ad. Whaling Wall #82 remained hidden until April 2020, when the pandemic shrunk budgets for these huge outdoor ads. Much to the delight of Dallas residents, the mural re-emerged from behind the advertisement and cemented its place as one of the city's hidden gems. 💎

You can find this mural at the Texas Utilities Building at 505 Akard Street in downtown Dallas. 🏙

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Eleanor Harwood Gallery Opening tomorrow for Kate Tova & Anastasia Tumanova June 6th, 5-7 PM through July 18th, 2026

A cultural exchange between Russian, and Ukrainian artists Kate Tova, and Anastasia Tumanova. Art bridges all difference in the language of creativity.  

Memory Cradle Kate Tova & Anastasia Tumanova Opening Reception: Saturday June 6th, 5-7pm On View: May 9th-July 18th, 2026 *Please note our first email had the wrong day listed. Our Opening Reception is on Saturday in conjunction with Minnesota Street Project's First Saturday, June 6th, 5-7pm Anastasia Tumanova, Ravi's Garden, 2025, Glazed and stained porcelain on cord, hickory, 24 x 36 x 4 in Join us Saturday, June 6 | 5–7 PM Eleanor Harwood Gallery is delighted to present Memory Cradle, a two-person exhibition featuring Kate Tova and Anastasia Tumanova. Through painting, sculpture, and ceramics, these two Slavic artists explore folklore, cultural memory, and the natural world. Drawing from Ukrainian and Russian craft traditions, their work weaves together themes of resilience, belonging, ecology, and transformation. We invite you to celebrate the opening and experience this exhibition of contemporary works rooted in tradition and storytelling. Read more about Memory Cradle and the Artists on our website For inquiries please contact Eleanor Harwood +1 415 867 7770 & eleanor@eleanorharwood.com View Available Works in Memory Cradle Here Kate Tova, (untitled), 2025, oil on linen, 14 x 11 in Anastasia Tumanova, Red and Blue, 2026, Glazed and stained stoneware on cord, walnut, 24 x 24 in Kate Tova, Lullaby for the Lost, 2025, Oil on Linen, 16 x 20 in Anastasia Tumanova, Forget Me Not, 2026, Glazed and stained porcelain on cord, hickory, 24 x 24 in Meet the Artists Kate Tova b. 1995, Russia; lives and works in Monterey & Los Angeles, CA, US Kate Tova is a Russian-Ukrainian artist born in Russia, currently living and working in California, USA. Tova is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose practice spans mixed media painting, sculpture, and site-responsive work. Rooted in a deep engagement with the natural world, her work explores psychological states, healing, and human connection through organic materials, vibrant color, and tactile process. Tova has exhibited at the Oceanside Museum of Art and the Monterey Museum of Art, among other institutions, and completed an artist residency at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Her work has appeared on the covers of San Francisco Magazine and ArtScene Magazine. Anastasia Tumanova b.1986, Moscow, Russia; lives and works in Berkeley, CA, US Anastasia Tumanova is a Russian-American ceramic artist based in Berkeley, California. Inspired by California flora and traditional Russian folk art, she creates sculptural ceramic works and installations that translate natural textures, patterns, and growth forms into intricate abstract compositions. Tumanova has exhibited at Hashimoto Contemporary, Local Language Art Gallery, and Heron Arts, among others. Past clients include San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Google, and Walt Disney World. She received her B.A. from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 2009. Kate Tova, Through the Fire, 2025, oil on linen, 14 x 11 Kate Tova, The Guardian, 2025, Oil on Linen, 14 x 11 in #elenoreharwoodgallery #fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com#sunstormfineartmagazine.com #artfunbeauty#artfundiversity#artfunfoever#artfunfall